Sentence examples for get respite from inspiring English sources
I do not like the term respite care because it suggests that people get respite from me and that makes me feel very uncomfortable.
They use it to get respite from the strain of the frenzied activity of the gut, somewhere to breed and help keep the gut's bacterial inhabitants topped up.
Looking after a disabled child is a full time, 24-hour-a-day role and can only be sustainable if parents can get respite, while knowing someone is there to allow them some time for themselves or their other children.
"Because in some cases it does not exist, families cannot get respite at home and are on occasion forced to admit their child to the hospital, even though it is not absolutely medically necessary, because they have no one else to care for their child," Dr. Beach said.
It has a role for those trying to reduce their debts and get respite from interest rate charges, so long as they maximise its value by sticking to the rules and paying off the balance by the end of the interest-free period.
The Regional Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Respite Centre at Dalriada Hospital in Ballycastle, County Antrim, has 12 beds where patients can get respite.
If you care for an elderly relative or are a carer, getting respite care for them can help you reconnect with your partner.
Despite being perpetually unlucky in love, culminating in her giving birth outside of wedlock and struggling to decide what to do with the child, the middle Crawley sister will not be getting respite anytime soon.
"A war criminal gets respite, and the whole world expresses satisfaction at the American-Russian agreement," Boaz Bismuth writes in the right-wing Yisrael Hayom.
Check out the Alzheimer's Association Care Team Calendar, Lotsa Helping Hands to help get a respite break or Homewatch Caregivers which founded an online community just for male caregivers.
"People who are housed get the respite of their home in the evening, some with jobs have [the] respite of the office during the day," Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa director of shelter Jennielynn Holmes told HuffPost on Monday.
